MOTM

Well..........I don't have any MOTM modules but I do have a rather large Synthesizer.com modular that I input directly into the external inputs of a Korg Wavestation in order to use its internal effects. From there the output of the Wavestation goes directly into a Roland VS 2480 Digital Studio Recorder. Works wonderfully. SCR
 
 
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From: makeme1witheverything@...
To: motm@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Fri, 22 Sep 2006 10:04 AM
Subject: Re: [motm] interfacing ?'s


Why a mike pre? Nothing mike like in these boxes.

I run mine straight into a mackie 1202vlz, not the mike inputs, just
the regular line inputs. From there into an m-audio audiophile usb,
then into the mac and cubase. No problems.

On 9/22/06, pow333us <fluxivity@...> wrote:
>
> Hi everybody,
> how do folks on this group deal with recording their modular? My plan
> was this, I as going to come out of the synth into a api type mic pre
> with a built in DI. I wanted to go In to the DI and from there through
> an OPAMP gainstage, output transformer and into my compy interface (
> an MOTU 896 in this case) and it would be great, I'd be recording
> squiggles and blips and then sequencing them. I planned to be so
> happy. Finally I got all the pieces in place but the synth was too
> hot. I was running oscillators into a motm filter and Wow, the output
> of the filter was gigantically huge. So I switched to the mic pre
> input and padded it down 20 db. Still so huge. Do i really need to get
> a DI in between the synth and the pre? I really want some iron between
> the synth and the computer. What do y'all do? I'd really like to know
> how folks record their modulars so that i can have a variety of
> techniques to choose from, unless there is just one way to do it.
> Thanks
> Paulo
>
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